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    Lecture Series “Science of Science in the Spotlight”

    Despite progress, gender disparities in science persist.Women remain underrepresented in the scientificworkforce and under rewarded for their contributions.This talk will examine multiple layers of genderdisparities in science, triangulating data frombibliometric data and social surveys to providea broader perspective on the gendered natureof scientific communication. Science of scienceprovides a novel lens to evaluate these issues,drawing upon…

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    Online Conference: Multilingual Literacies

    Engage with up-to-date research perspectives on multilingual literacies during this event, funded by EERA

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    Online Seminar Semilux. Consumption taxes and income inequality. An international perspective with microsimulation

    The University, LIS Datacenter and LISER invite you for a remote session of the monthly seminar on social inequality and public policies. The seminar aims to integrate the spread-out potential for research on social inequalities that exists in Luxembourg.

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    SEMILUX a remote session

    The University, LIS Datacenter and LISER invite you for a remote session of the monthly seminar on social inequality and public policies, which will be organised ONLINE due to the current situation of COVID-19.Please join us on Webex meetings by following the link  Meeting number: 953 432 228Password: MkTnGahh624https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=mb778efeae42798da3785123f9ef9e185Join by video systemDial 953432228@unilu.webex.comYou can also…

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    Interaktion – Emanzipation – Integration. Die religiösen Gemeinschaften in Oberlotharingien und das Papsttum (9. bis 12. Jh.)

    Verteidigung der Dissertation von Hannes Engl, Interaktion – Emanzipation – Integration. Die religiösen Gemeinschaften in Oberlotharingien und das Papsttum (9. bis 12. Jh.)

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    Das Herzogtum Luxemburg unter ‚auswärtiger‘ Herrschaft (1346-1437). Legitimation, Delegation und Partizipation zwischen Kooperation und Konkurrenz

    Verteidigung der Dissertation von Christa Birkel, Das Herzogtum Luxemburg unter ‚auswärtiger‘ Herrschaft (1346-1437). Legitimation, Delegation und Partizipation zwischen Kooperation und Konkurrenz

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    SEMILUX – Monthly Seminar

    Wednesday 10 June at 15h30 for 1 hour  (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, ViennaThe 2 following presentations  are scheduled:Emily Murphy, University of Luxembourg – Gender (dis)connects in firm gains among the vocationally qualified in Australia and SwitzerlandMathias Moser, University of Vienna – The Regional Mobility of Labor: Income Effects after Mass Layoffs The last session is…

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    Lecture Series “Science of Science in the Spotlight”

    Tracking the growth of scientific knowledge is a challenging but integral part of scientific inquiries, scholarly communication, and science of science. Facts, consensus, confidence, and objectivity are among the most desirable elements and instruments in representing and communicating scientific knowledge. In this talk, I will present a promising analytic framework for the science of science…

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    Economic effects of Covid-19 in Luxembourg

    First RECOVid working note with preliminary estimates working note April 6, 2020

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    Remote Session: Research on research: An overview of the landscape and its connections to research policy

    Many scientific fields and communities contribute to research on research, ranging from scientometrics, science and technology studies, and higher education studies to science of science, metascience, and many others. Based on a large-scale scientometric analysis combined with expert input from the recently established Research on Research Institute (https://researchonresearch.org), I will present a visual overview of…

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